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Missed Cotton Days this weekend? Check out PinalCentral Photographer Oscar Perez’s photo slideshow of the Cotton Days Parade and see if you recognized anyone.

See how well CAC’s softball team did at the doubleheader on Saturday. Sports Editor Maria Vasquez has all of the details and what the coach thinks about the team’s work toward regionals.

Russia announced another limited cease-fire in its war with Ukraine but it is drawing criticism because the evacuation routes lead mostly to Russia and its ally Belarus.

Local News

Coolidge officials upset with redistricting map, Maricopa thankful

City of Coolidge officials feel the community was not considered when the Pinal County Board of Supervisors chose to split it into three county districts.

Freddy’s restaurant says it’s headed to Casa Grande

While an official announcement has yet to be made by Freddy’s, a company spokesperson told PinalCentral that they are planning a new restaurant in Casa Grande.

New housing development raises concerns about Florence Boulevard traffic

A 1,039-lot single-family neighborhood is raising concerns about the impact of traffic on Florence Boulevard and Cacheris Court.

Sports

Coyotes name new head football coach

The Combs football team will have a familiar face at the helm of its program this fall as the school district announced the hiring of a new head coach.

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Back Story : Scene of Change Gala

Maricopa gala raises $70,000 to help Against Abuse shelter.

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Area News

CG high school district has no plans for 4-day week

The Casa Grande Union High School District has no plans to change its Monday-to-Friday schedule, even after Casa Grande Elementary School District discussed a four-day week at a recent study session.

CAVIT enrollment to decline due to pandemic

Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology will likely have fewer students enrolled in the next school year as partner schools prioritize graduation.